The Worst How To Ever: Neutral Safety Switch - Cleaning Contacts
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I think I have located it. I need a better jack. Still not really understanding the whole thing but I will read the how to more.
Edit: Ok, so the part with the metal square is the linkage. The NSS is behind that part which needs to removed to get to the NSS.. I see.
Edit: I could not get the room needed to get a socket wrench even in there. My bottle jack is not sufficient. A real jack is needed to work on your own car. Bottle jack was a waste of money, tha'ts what I get for being cheap.
Edit: Ok, so the part with the metal square is the linkage. The NSS is behind that part which needs to removed to get to the NSS.. I see.
Edit: I could not get the room needed to get a socket wrench even in there. My bottle jack is not sufficient. A real jack is needed to work on your own car. Bottle jack was a waste of money, tha'ts what I get for being cheap.
I had to use a socket to mostly remove the bolt. Once it's hand loose, you'll hand to toss the socket and use your fingers to finish removing the bolt.
On the linkage, I used a ratchet wrench to pop the nut loose. I then used an adjustable wrench to get the large nut loose but it was just a little more than finger tight so it wasn't as difficult as it could've been.
Good luck, John!
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